Spring Boot - LoggingWhich of the following is the correct way to log an info message in Spring Boot using SLF4J?Alogger.info("Application started successfully");Blogger.logInfo("Application started successfully");Clogger.printInfo("Application started successfully");Dlogger.writeInfo("Application started successfully");Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall SLF4J logging syntaxThe SLF4J logger uses methods like info(), debug(), error() to log messages at different levels.Step 2: Identify the correct method nameThe correct method to log an info message is info(), so logger.info("message") is correct.Final Answer:logger.info("Application started successfully"); -> Option AQuick Check:SLF4J info method = info() [OK]Quick Trick: Use logger.info() for info messages in Spring Boot [OK]Common Mistakes:Using incorrect method names like logInfo or printInfoConfusing logging methods with print statementsMissing parentheses after method name
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